Cracking the Coding Interview, 6th Edition: 189 Programming Questions and Solutions (Cracking the Interview & Career) Paperback – 1 July 2015

This book is great for computer science students or for anyone in a similar situation looking for a graduate job.I've used it to help me in securing jobs for my placement module as part of my degree (penultimate year) .It covers everything you would need to learn to prepare you for a serious interview with a large organisation such Google, Microsoft, IBM and Oracle etc...I've read it all and seen most of the examples come up in real interviews. Its very useful, I recommend reading it if you are serious in securing a role within a large software based organisation.Not only does it help with interviews but it will help you within university itself, considering you are a student. It covers various algorithms that most students will cover within university.tdlr; helps you secure a job and helps you study for uni.

This book is very well written and has a lot of content (I’m still going through it). I’ve been developing software for over 20 years, but still found it useful, so would recommend to all levels of experience. Only slight issue is that it’s large, and heavy, and the binding seemed a little sub-optimal - that there are too many pages for a paperback book - and that soon pages may fall out.

Regardless of whether you are an experienced developer, rookie, looking for a job or not, preparing for an interview or not, this book helps you refreshing and learning on a lot of topics that can help you on your daily work. It also tricks you with a lot of problems you are called to solve - and you can compare your solutions with the ones included in the book.Last, if you are preparing for an interview, it also makes you look at the interview from the other side. That may explain some weird things happening during interviews, the first of which is white board coding.The only negative thing of this book is that it's not available in digital format.

Pages from 107 to 118 missing, so no graphs and bit manipulation topics for me 🙂Other than that, some useful advices and approaches how to solve problems. But definitely it should not be seen as a single thing you need to do for interview preparation. It’s a good book but not a magic pill, and nothing is 🙂 Of course if you’ve already solved couple of hundreds problems on leetcode you’ll be bored.

The book is reasonably priced for what it is. It is very helpful when preparing to interviews as well as a generic reference for basic algorithms and CS theory. The information is layed out logically and is very easy to comprehend, the practice puzzles are a great fun too. I often find myself doing the puzzles in some exotic languages I want to learn (eg. Crystal, Julia, Rust or haskell, etc).I do not have any reservations in recommending this book as an interview preparation material (in addition to wonderful resources like interviewbit.com and carreercup.com, etc). Money well spent!

Reading books was never my 'thing',but this is different! Starting with a few online videos from the author, the magic begins!highly recommended, not only if you're looking getting good for an interview but also for improving your self,how you think and how you work will be improved in many ways.Any level of developer you might be, I believe you have to go through the book at least once.It's not only about algorithms and data structures, even if you're not keen on them, go through the logic the author provides, it will make you better at thinking in in general.To prepare for the interviews, make sure you go through the book months before, or you might regret not having enough time to practice what you learn here!To prepare how to interview, it will make you and your company look great to a new candidate and it will help you on how to think of the candidate as well!Go for it and you'll fall in love!

Would recommend this book for anyone seeking to career change

very well structured, written and a lots of it! unlike a lot of IT books ive bought over the years - this one's worth every penny.maybe not just for interviews but maybe equally be good for an engineer (perhaps without a degree in computing or wasnt listening in the lectures) to review/brush up their knowledge in things like big o, data structure, search, sort, algorithms etc...